Every summertime to-do list in Indy has to include catching a game at Victory Field. I've sat in practically every section from the suites to the lawn & can attest that there's truly not a bad seat in the house. Lawn seating is best for those with antsy little ones so they can have more wiggle room that the stand seats....lawn seats also offer the best view of the fireworks (a little loud though!) Speaking of fireworks, Victory Field puts on quite a show! Definitely catch a game where they have fireworks (Friday nights plus some bonus nights)...the light show is surprisingly spectacular. read more

Ok... I am not the world's biggest baseball fan by a long stretch. Heck, I lose interest in the game 3 innings in. BUT I love this ballpark. It is an awesome and affordable way to spend a night (or day) downtown Indy. You cannot beat the view. There are so many food options and they serve local beer! You can't go wrong with the bottomless popcorn. The tickets are affordable and there are even lawn seats where you can spread out a blanket and enjoy some snacks you brought from home. We love bringing our out-of-town parents here for a great night out. Don't miss it! read more

I remember the old days of Bush Stadium. Watching them manually change out scores I was even there when they filmed Eight Men Out. Victory Field carries a bit of this nostalgia with it. I feel they built Victory Field w an old school and new school feel to it. There in no bad seat in the house. I have been in a suite, the lawn, upper deck and lower deck. There are so many ticket deals and special nights. Heck even when we were sitting there the usher took our trash and threw it away. Now that is service! read more

Great times! I went twice this last week and great environment. Good family time and also if you want to hang out with a group of friends. I always enjoy sporting events and they keep this clean. Tickets are very reasonable in price. I was able to bring in a bottled water. You may be able to bring more. No sure. One day was a 2 for 1 ticket day. Saved some money for sure! read more

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Victory Field is a gem that us Hoosiers love to share with visitors. It's a beautiful stadium with great views from most every seat, including the lawn. My guests stayed at the JW that overlooked the stadium, providing a stunning preview of our game night out to come. There's usually some sort of attraction added to the game, our night was Pet night, with owners and their dogs allowed in together, and many up for adoption. We opted for the catered picnic and were sadly disappointed by the quality of food provided by Aramark. The burgers were flimsy and unappetizing, sitting in water. The vegetarian options I ordered were unedible and left several of my guests hungry, seeking alternative options. Fruit cocktail that was most likely opened and poured from a giant can and shrink wrapped cookies rather than fresh made anything - no thank you! Overall, the night was a good one for the group. The breeze finally came through after a few sweltering days of humidity. I'd give a fifth star if they would ditch their food vendor and offer the quality of food to match their venue! read more

By far best minor league stadium I've been to. Great view, well maintained field, good selection of vendors and great seating. Can't wait to go again read more

I got to enjoy the perfect weather away from my cubicle for a team outing, which included a lunch picnic on the left side field near Captain's Cove and seats behind the home plate. Hamburgers, hot dogs, pulled bbq chicken, pasta salad, baked beans, and fruit medley. Opted against trying the latter two but everything else was solid. There were also some packaged chocolate chip cookies and Coors Light beer on draft. Our reserved picnic tables were in the shaded section but others are located in the direct sun so may want to consider that. First time there and it seemed to be quite popular as nearly all the tables were filled. Fortunately, the lines moved quickly and you can hang out there until 10 minutes prior to the game. Would highly recommend for an outing. Advice: Wear sunscreen during the day games. Our seats were behind home plate in section 209 which isn't covered. I must burn easier than I thought because I ended up with burnt shoulders. read more

I visited Victory Field with a 2 for 1 deal thanks to McAlister's Deli (woo!) I had a great time and my seats were 2 rows from the 1st base line - so for $16 for 2 tickets, this was a steal. The food is typical ballpark fair - however, I would suggest not paying $8.25 for the Sun King Indiana Lager as it was only okay. The ballpark is clean and I enjoyed my time there. read more

Victory Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

We've recently made this our usual family outing! We have a 10 y/o son and a 2 y/o daughter & they equally enjoy the Indians and Victory Field. I didn't know a lot about baseball, but I always feel so apart of the Indians family & the games are so fun! The hot dogs are the best and the fries are yummy! Can't wait to keep making memories here for years to come. read more

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If you are looking for a great spot to enjoy a ballgame, with your family, at a reasonable rate then this is your venue! I have been to several games here and every time I am in awe at what a great experience it is overall. Whether you are relaxing in the lawn or are sitting in the bleachers with a great view of Indy's skyline, there's not a bad seat in the house. The games are exciting, there's fun extras throughout the game, and there's plenty of food options. I love having a minor league option here in Indy and implore you to enjoy at least one day or evening with the boys of summer! read more

Tonight was a great night to bring your family out! They had $1 hot dogs, popcorn, chips, and cracker jacks. Check to see when the next dollar night is. Had a blast! read more

Such a fun place to come during the summer! I appreciate that you are able to bring in your own picnic basket (NOT adult beverages though) and be able to enjoy the ball game with your family on the lawn for a fraction of the price. The other great aspect about Victory field is that they are constantly working with the community to have themed nights and to bring different populations downtown. read more

My first experience at a baseball game and I was pleasantly surprised! The stadium is pretty modern and kept clean. I really enjoyed the entire set up of the stadium. Although we had awesome seats behind the dugout it looked like the lawn would be a great place to picnic and bring a cooler. Very family friendly, of course, but lots of places to grab a beer. Plenty of food and drink options and I never had to wait in a long line for anything, including the restroom which was also very clean. Great place to watch a game! #RollTribe! read more

Gotta love Victory Field! The Coors Light Cove is a blast when you have free passes! Very friendly service, organized, and clean. For not having a professional team, we do alright! read more

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Great family night at the Indians game. Good food, good drinks, good ice cream and the Corona's are nice and cold. read more

Victory Field - Here with my daighter, mom, step dad and wife. Great night to come to the game. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

I love this ball park! It offers a great view of the city in the background. The food is delicious! Try the footling hotdog for $7! The beer prices are also very reasonable. They keep the ball park very clean during the season. This is a great place to go with groups and kids! Bring a blanket and sit on the lawn with your family or sit on the benches in the sun! Watch out for foul balls though! read more

Victory Field - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

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The home of Indianapolis Indians became ground zero for my first baseball game experience. I don't understand the game very much but after being at the Victory Field, I'm gearing up for more of such experience including more lessons about the game. We were there for almost the entire game and then enjoyed some fireworks. Parking was easy and right across the street. The awesome weather, chilled shandy and chips and dips made it a fun Friday night at the stadium. Perfect start to my 2018 summer. Yay! read more

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Great place to visit and great pricing! Location isn't bad but parking is a bit oh a hassle. Beautiful design and scenery! read more

Victory Field - Panoramic of the view from suite seats behind home plate. - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

I have been here a handful of times with my oldest son Aaron Hunter Verlinde Junior and we absolutely love it! We have met the hulk and PJ masks here! We love getting tickets in the lawn and he can just run around. We also joined the club for $18 and every game for the rest of the season is absolutely free great deal for kids! read more

Victory Field is the best summer evening outing for any crowd. Perfect for family's, coworkers, dates and to hang with friends. I have visited with almost all of those groups and always have a great time. They go above and beyond to pack each game with added entertainment from Rowdy their mascot putting on a show to contests, giveaways and even superhero themed nights. This makes it easier for my kids to come and enjoy themselves the entire evening. Concessions can be pricey but are priced as other typical venues. They do offer dollar concession nights which help while budgeting a more affordable experience. The lawn are allows you to bring in a cooler which could also benefit those with budget or dietary concerns. They also offer limited disability parking for $5 right near the ticket booths. I've found staff to be very kind and accommodating to my disabled son. There was even a staff member with a cochlear implant that noticed my son's hearing aids and was signing with him. This meant a great deal to us. read more

Definitely a "home-run"...haha punny. Although, I do not know much about the Indians, (don't hate me) I am a mega fan of this stadium and baseball. I don't understand how someone could not love Victory Field. I came here for a sorority event a couple years ago and am happy to say that I have been back since! It is such a small, cool stadium in the best way possible. I love the grass area where you can have a picnic and how it has such a different vibe than other stadiums. There is such a community feel here, its as though you can sit outside anywhere with anyone and enjoy a nice ball game. Enjoying a ball game on a hot summer day with a frothy brew and a beef frank is something that is sacred in America, throw in a great view of Indianapolis, cheap tickets and Victory Field cannot be beat. read more

I used to like going to the games, but after the players of OUR OWN TEAM disregard not only my child but other peoples children is uncalled for. These kids look up to these players, and the players attitudes are completely disrespectful towards their own fans. It's sad.. the players need to be taught professionalism read more

Great place to spend a warm summer day watching America's pastime sport of baseball. Take friends, family, co-workers, a date and anyone else, who at least has some interest in baseball and everyone will have a great time. The seats are inexpensive compared to other events. The food and drinks taste good and are priced right. All the seats have good views. The crowds are usually great to interact with. Even when full it's not too difficult getting in and out at a decent pace. Clean, well kept, very nice looking field, and an excellent place to spend a fun day. Plus being downtown you are walking distance to many upscale restaurants, bars, and shopping for before or after the game, ha. read more

You guys gave me such a small cup for my ice cream I was so excited and it was so disappointing

Big fan! I've been missing the game of baseball so my lovely friends decided to buy us all Indian's tickets for the 7/4 celebrations. The game was good but I'm not one of those fans. The things that are important on my list are more environmental. The seats are all great, not a bad one in the place AND VERY AFFORDABLE. The stadium is facing north east so for the evening game it was a perfect amount of shade (unless you were in the very bottom rows). Not sure how a day game would feel though. The stadium has vendors and bathrooms every couple of feet. No smoking but you can exit and enter at anytime and the gates are all, again, right there. Everything you "need" for a baseball game is easily accessed. Food/beer (beer is actually the only thing I bought at 6.50 a pop) is pricey so I would say that is where the majority of your pre-planning should be focused. Otherwise good stadium, fun fans, seems to be good team. Great times! I should also note that parking in Indianapolis is never an issue in my opinion. Having lived in San Diego and Chicago, going downtown was always a bit of a pain. Here in Indy, garages/spots are plentiful. May pay 15 dollars for the night, we paid 8. Never a bad deal. read more

I LOVE going to Victory Field. I am not a huge sports fan at all - whether it's baseball, tennis, basketball, football, whatever. No matter what the sport is, I never actually pay attention to the game. But I always get excited to go to watch the Indians play because of the ball park. It offers a great view of the downtown skyline (minus the weird looking industrial building just south of the field - reminds me of something from a Tim Burton movie). Plus, as Byron J. pointed out, it's cheap. Going to a game typically requires no planning, unless you are going with a big group. You can just show up and buy tickets - the only games that come close to selling out I think are 4th of July and Labor Day. The field has a great selection of food and beer -- two keys to making a good baseball game great. Victory Field serves up Nathan's Hot Dogs. I like them, but my boyfriend swears they are the best. I'm not much of a Coors Light / Miller Light / Bud Light drinker, but that's not a problem here -- they also have Blue Moon and Victory Amber from Oaken Barrel on tap. I'm thirsty just thinking about it... I also think that Victory Field has some pretty good management working behind the scenes to make the fan experience better - they let you go out on the field to watch the fireworks at Labor Day and other cool things throughout the season. We went for opening day this past season and, because it was under a certain temperature when the first pitch was thrown, we got free tickets to a game later in the season- LOVE it! If you are from out of town or are a local that hasn't been to a game, make Victory Field a priority next summer - you won't regret it, even if you aren't into baseball! read more

Buy me some peanuts and cracker jacks!! And popcorn and Sun King beer and Hoosier Mamas margaritas and pizza and ice cream and well whatever else these guys can think of!!! Don't know how many of you remember the Bush Stadium on the Near Westside. That was where we went to games growing up. Things have definitely changed but I really think Indianapolis should take some pride in Victory Field. It is a lovely ballpark that is very family friendly. They have an excellent variety of food (obviously from my extensive list). The best is to try to go to Dollar Monday nights! Hey-oh!!! Give me five hotdogs please :) They do silly contests during the innings and give-aways for sections and things like that. They want people to come and enjoy the game which is awesome. The grounds are always clean and bathroom are tidy which is a must for an outdoor facility. I just wish they had more bike parking. Since we live so close it's easy and safe to bike here but there isn't a whole lot unless we miss it. But they have this itty bitty rack tucked away by the main entrance. I wish they would provide more!! read more

Took in a ball game at Victory over the summer, it's an annual event that I make sure goes down. Some would call it a tradition. I call it an Americana culture infusion. This is a pretty awesome venue for some baseball. On terms of other ball parks I'd put it up with Raley Field in Sacramento, CA; both have the grassy knolls in the outfield, always a good call, both are relatively new, but Victory has a great aesthetic sense about it, an intangible essence of good will that puts it over the top. Cobb Field in Billings held a special place in my heart, just for it's old school nature (alas it is no more). As for Victory all the sight lines are very good; and the facilities are kept up in pristine condition. They have the usual concessions in terms of beer, and the such that you would find at other ballparks, but the place in centerfield makes a yumola rib sandwich and Rowdie's Ice Cream is a summertime desire which must not be repressed! read more

Baseball is a sport that finds itself often in a unique situation when it comes to stadiums. Places like Wrigley Field, Camden Yards, Yankee Stadium, etc. become regarded more as holy places than stadiums by their true fans. If places like that are cathedrals, then Victory Field is the town church. Smaller, but well kept, and more intimate an experience. The story behind the stadium, and indeed the revitalization of downtown Indianapolis, is a fascinating one. The city elders decided that Indy needed to be more than just a flyover. The first step in that was the Hoosier Dome. Then came Circle Centre. Finally, Victory Field was born. It's a far cry from the old Busch Stadium, still standing in a crumbling and dilapidated state on the city's east side. The stadium is consistently regarded as one of the finest minor league ballparks in America, and gives a few major league stadiums a run for their money. Tickets are cheap, the team is competitive (despite being a farm team for the Pittsburgh Pirates), and the food, although somewhat generic, manages to be a slightly better value than the standard stadium fare. Victory Field is a symbol of Indianapolis' revitalization and growth. It stands as a testament to the foresight of the people that decided that if Indianapolis was ever going to grow as a city, that sports was the way to do it, and no one does sports quite like the Hoosier state. From the football fields of South Bend, to the hardwood floors of Bloomington, to the crown jewels of downtown Indianapolis, Indiana is more than just a sleepy midwestern city. We are Naptown, ascendant. read more

A 5-star review doesn't do Victory Field Justice. Because of Indianapolis' market size, location (near Chicago, Detroit, Cincinnati), and competing local teams (Colts, Pacers, etc) - we will never have an MLB team. However, we have the next best thing done in the best way possible. At Victory field you see a highly competitive AAA team. This team has produced many MLB players and MLB all-stars over its long, deep history. Local beer and typical ball park concessions are available. Pricing is extremely cheap and competitive. There is some kind of special on almost every day of the week (tues BOGO coupon, wed $1 concession deals). If you sit in the lawn, you are even allowed to bring in your own cooler! This is the cheapest and highest quality outdoor summer event venue the city has to offer. read more

The Indians' home opener was last night and some friends and I came here to cheer the Indians on. On opening night, if the temperature isn't 60 degrees or higher...fans get free admission to another game in April. The 'official' temperature at game start last night was 57.2 degrees. Yay!!! My friends and I are already planning when we are coming back to another game this month. Mondays are good because it is $1 day. $1 for hot dogs, sodas, peanuts, etc. We will probably be back on a Monday :-) Our seats on the 3rd baseline were awesome. 10 rows up from the field. I just wished I'd brought a mitt with me in case a foul ball came our way...but most of all because my hands were cold. Being at the game was fun and got my friends and I planning a road trip to Chicago, Cincinnati, DC,, etc. The boys of summer are back!! This is a beautiful ball park in downtown Indy. Looking forward to a great season. Go Indians!! read more

Park=Perfect office Staff=F their non service sucks, Useless at least a 24 hour notice to put someone's birthday or anniversary on the board, WHY???? things has changed over the years in the office, i called literally from my hospital bed a month ago trying to get seats behind home plate for my b/f's birthday, wouldn't take my card unless i booked a Group of 25, read more

The past couple summers I've made many memories here. From being on the lawn, to being in The Cove; I've truly always had a great time! Last August, I had seats right by the field and had some team members sign a couple baseballs for my friends and I! The view of the city from the seats is pretty stunning. This is definitely a nice ballpark and clean. It's extremely affordable too! I love that they have a a Bark in the Park day to bring your fury family members! They have many special event and promotions going on throughout the season so definitely check the website out. This is a must for the summertime so be sure to take advantage of it when you can! read more

Nothing beats a sunny afternoon, a cold beer, a hot dog, popcorn, crackerjacks and BASEBALL! Add in that this was my wife's first ever experience with a baseball game that did not involve a 9 year old and angry parents. To see minor baseball come alive in her eyes, while enjoying the sport I love was great. Add in that Victory field is a beautiful, well kept facility. To be in the stands and see the city go by and carry on around you is fascinating. If you haven't been to an Indians game in a while, take the afternoon off, take the family and take it all in. read more

Victory Field - Getting a Hat and takin a Selfie! - Stadiums & Arenas Near Me - Indianapolis, Indiana

For the person that thinks there is a better minor league field in the world...get real. This place is better than some major league parks out there...*cough*...Wrigley...*cough,* yeah, I went there. So I don't like Wrigley Field, hope my Chicago friends will excuse my preference. Anyway, the prices are dirt cheap, cheap enough that you don't really have to plan ahead to go to a game, you can just decide you want to go, and tickets are $8 and the never really sell out, because let face it, no amount of cool ball park-age can save a bad minor league team. The beer is cheaper than any majo league park and they have a dollar night, one dollar dogs and other snacks, which is almost a reason to go on its own. The place isn't great for a concert, those of you who went to that Counting Crows etc. show last year can feel me on that. But all in all this place is super cool and if you have never been...shame on you. read more

Victory Field's name says it all. It is the crowning achievement of several years of planning, design, and most importantly, execution. Located in downtown Indianapolis, the home field of the Indianapolis Indians captures the downtown skyline in breathtaking fashion, no matter your seat. The immaculate lawn, the beautifully large LCD screen, the ease of entering and exiting give even the casual fan a wonderful experience of minor league baseball. Furthermore, many major league baseball fans/friends have told me that Victory Field, although small, lacks nothing. The food experience here is one of favorite Midwestern staples. From build your own burger to build your own quesadilla, from bratwurst to Arni's Pizza, from traditional dogs to cracker jack, there is something for everyone. The quality of the food is top notch and prices are very reasonable. On top of all of that, the organization gets the fans involved between innings with silly contests, games, giveaways, and the always entertaining mascot, Rowdy! No one really cares about the teams record, or the score for that matter. Just as long as we see some good effort from the club, that's what counts. Victory Field is not just the best minor league ballpark. It is THE best ballpark in America for family fun! read more

Take me out to the ball game, take me out to Victory Field! Wow, I am thoroughly impressed with this ballpark. Very clean, very accessible, very affordable. This is an awesome place to go see a game with friends or family when in Indy. The ticket prices are very reasonable, especially for a top-notch AAA team (Indianapolis Indians). The lawn seating is probably the best part about the whole place - $8, good for kids or bigger groups looking to just throw down a blanket and bring the cooler. Stadium seating offers great spots to enjoy the action with plenty of restrooms and concessions, plus a stunning view of the city skyline. If you're looking for a bit more excitement (and are of age...), check out the Captain Morgan's Cove in left field: $30 cover ($10 of that for your meal/drinks) and sit right at the bar with no kids running around - keep your heavy eyes on the ball though, it's a common hommer zone! There is plenty of reasonable parking around the field and is only a 10 min walk from the heart of downtown. Victory Field and the Indians got it right: provide a great game of competitive baseball all while, keeping it fun, friendly, and inviting for all ages. Play Ball! read more

I love going to games at Victory Field. The people are so friendly, the concessions are great, and there isn't a bad seat in the house. It's so easy to get around the stadium, too. Even with a sellout game, they still manage to have everything run smoothly. It's not summer without a trip to Victory Field. A pretty inexpensive and fun afternoon or evening out. It was also incredibly cool to see the Reds at Victory field this year. Hopefully that happens again next year! read more

Take me out to the ballgame, take me out with the crowd.... You are singing it now, aren't you? Well get yourself down to Victory Field and have a beer, a hot dog and sing along with the rest of us! I love this place. We try to come out a few times every summer to watch a game. The parking is convenient, ticket prices are dirt cheap, they always have some sort of deal or promotion every day of the week and they have fireworks every Friday. What's not to love about that? They have more food options than other sports venues and they serve Sun King, Upland and Leinekugal! Oh and for you non-drinkers, they have McAlisters famous Sweet Tea. Yum! I know we live in Indiana and basketball is in our blood but get out, enjoy the sunshine and have some fun watching the Indians at Victory Field! read more

A night out at Victory Field is always a good night. I'm not a big baseball person but there is something special about going to an Indians game. Maybe it's because growing up in Indiana that's just what you did for fun? I'm not sure, but I love it. Tickets are always a reasonably price and with a smaller field, you have a good seat no matter where you're at. Just watch for those foul balls if you're not behind the net! The view of Indy from the field is a great one as well. You won't get hit with the major traffic jams and super long lines like you would at a Major League game. I took my Australian friend here for his first American baseball game and he absolutely loved it. Of course, people from the mid-west are overly friendly so he got a free hot dog and a lesson on American baseball. So not only is Victory Field amazing but the people in the seats are pretty great as well. Victory Field never disappoints. If you're not crazy into baseball but have fun at games I think an Indians game at Victory Field is perfect for you. You can have the baseball experience without the major league prices! read more